My next step in to join a real estate club in my area for networking.

If there is anyone that lives in the Portland area, I would love to connect and throw some ideas around with you and network.

So, on a couple of lifestyles unlimited podcasts, I have heard that as a wholesaler, I should network with a bunch (hundreds to sift through to find some good ones) of agents to create a team that is helping me find buyers and even sellers sometimes.How do you guys think I should do this, and do you think I should do this?

It Do your diligence, and don't judge a book by its fancy or tattered cover -- it is what is inside the book that matters.That said, you've got a network of thousands of coaches here on BP who are willing to answer any question you've got at any time of the day for free . . . don't hesitate to let the community be there to coach you.

If you are looking to build a brand or raise your profile, I would absolutely recommend that you upgrade to the PRO account.If you are looking to network and try to find some great ancillary services or partners to work with or maybe just develop possible future colleagues, the PRO account will be invaluable.

I found my mentor from networking and he is NOT charging me a dime!!

every seminar that you buy will only lead you to another training and another training and another....go to meetup.com and find meetups that you can go to for little to no money and network and learn as much as possible.

i invest in my backyard and then move out of state.......but i keep network

I don't know NOVA specifically, but I grew up in that area, and I would *guess* that you're looking at $100-150 per square to build, NOT INCLUDING land costs.The bigger question is what kind of experience and network do you have?

Many do NOT have their license and still find ways to get some of the benefits through networking, etc.